Nantes, Recent Form

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Nantes will have been quite satisfied taking a point from their last match against Clermont Foot, which ran out a 0-0 draw.  During that encounter they had 41% possession and had 4 attempts on goal with 0 on target, while their opponents hit 0 of their 9 shots on goal.  

Although they have only shipped 2 goals in their past 6 matches, they have taken a relatively modest return of points from those games, primarily due to an indifferent return at the other end with 6 goals netted in those 6 matches.  They are proving tough to beat with their recent run of 5 clean sheets.  

They have been performing well at Stade de la Beaujoire recently and are unbeaten in their last 6 home games.  

Marseille, Recent Form

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Last time out for Marseille resulted in a perhaps unsurprising 1-1 draw against Monaco in a match they really wanted to win.  In that game they had 61% possession and managed 22 attempts on goal, with 6 on target, compared to Monaco who had 11 attempts and 4 on target.  

Their boss Igor Tudor has every reason to be happy with his side's attacking prowess of late, which has seen them net 17 goals in their last 6 matches; however, they may have some work to do in defence with 6 goals conceded across those matches.  They have not been performing well at all defensively, not delivering a clean sheet in 5 of their last 6 matches.  Few teams have managed to keep Les Olympiens away from their goal, having scored in all but 2 of their games this season.  

Unbeaten in their last 4 away league games, including 3 consecutive wins is a good spell of form on the road.  

Alexis Sánchez is the man of the moment at Marseille right now and the toast of their travelling support, having notched up 4 goals from the last 6 away outings in the league.